[Lex]

I don't know where I read this but someone wanted ideas on how to clean their tips...

Well I just did the clay bar treatment on my car and when the small piece of clay I was using was good and worn and the car was done I figured what the heck and sprayed the inside and outside of the tip with the Meguiars detailing spray and went to work with the clay... it worked great ! My hands came out sooty but once the tips were wiped off they came out shiny like new.

 

[goval]

chrome wheel cleaner will work just fine.

 

[metgo]

I just put the high pressure tip on my pressure washing, and spray the tip real close, and it shines it right up.

 

[giznome]

I thought this thread was going to be a little more risque by the title, guess I'm a gutter brain.
:grin:

 

[Samoan Tsunami]

I thought this thread was going to be a little more risque by the title, guess I'm a gutter brain.
:grin:

exhaust tips?


granted i have a sick mind, i'm dying to hear how you though this was gonna be risque....

 

[ChargerS.X.T]

exhaust tips?


granted i have a sick mind, i'm dying to hear how you though this was gonna be risque....

He must be into anal bleaching.

 

[Ph.unk D.octor]

I thought this thread was going to be a little more risque by the title, guess I'm a gutter brain.
:grin:

YOU MEAN "RISQUE" LIKE YOUR AVATAR!!!! :grin:

 

[calvinator]

Shop towel and Windex. Lasts a few days till the tips get grimey again.

 

[wickedchargerrt]

nope i have the winning solution guys. A little gas on a shop towel does it perfect. Try it and see

 

[ChargerSXT]

I use Never Dull.

 

[goval]

He must be into anal bleaching.

Whaaaaaat? WTF is that?

 

[ChargerS.X.T]

Whaaaaaat? WTF is that?

From what I have read some girls have darker skin pigmentation around that area and want to lighten it up for porn pictures/movies.

 

[FLEX]

I use wheel cleaner...

 

[Samoan Tsunami]

Whaaaaaat? WTF is that?

yeah check out Duece Bigalow, European Jiggalo....

one of the "manwhores" asked to go from Jeneane Garofallow to gwynth Paltrow......thats enough explanation for me...

 

[aaron_gx]

nope i have the winning solution guys. A little gas on a shop towel does it perfect. Try it and see

Gas is too expensive... :lol:

 

[FLEX]

Gas is too expensive... :lol:

I think that dollar for dollar, gallon for gallon, gas is cheaper than any cleaner you can buy.

But I still wouldn't do it. I hate the smell of gasoline on my hands. Blech!

 

[joescat]

Wow, some "tips" to try (NO pun intended)

Seriously, I've been using Bleche White for my rims - well, used to until I replaced my brake pads. Now they practically clean themselves.

I've been using the Bleche White on my tips still, but now that they're almost two years old, they're starting to stain here and there. Maybe one of you guy's solutions is the answer I'm looking for . . . I think I'll try the gasoline trick, since that's cheaper than claybar (and I don't have an old one currently, they're all new). And Windex huh? I wonder if that's strong enough . . .